Stage Fright

In the horror-comedy musical film Stage Fright, a teenager named Camilla (played by Allie MacDonald) aspires to follow in her mother's footsteps by becoming a Broadway star. However, tragedy strikes when she lands a role in a musical theatre camp production, and a serial killer from the past makes an unwelcome return. The dark and mysterious past of the theater production adds an eerie backdrop to the story as Camilla and her fellow teenage performers must navigate through their fears and challenges in order to survive. As the musical unfolds on stage, the cast finds themselves trapped in a terrifying situation with no easy way out, blending elements of horror, comedy, and musical performances into a unique and thrilling cinematic experience.

Stage Fright offers a fresh take on the horror genre by incorporating musical numbers and comedic elements that keep the audience entertained throughout the film. Critics have praised the film for its innovative blend of genres, with some describing it as a 'refreshing twist on the classic slasher formula'. The performance by Allie MacDonald as the lead character Camilla has also been lauded for her strong portrayal of a young aspiring performer caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse. While some critics have noted the film's uneven pacing and predictable plot points, the overall consensus has been positive, with many commending the film for its creativity and entertainment value. Rotten Tomatoes gives Stage Fright a rating of 38%, IMDb rates it 5.2/10, and Metacritic scores it 39/100.